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The earliest mention Of the 18th OF December as
Christmas bay Is found in Rn ancient csialog of
church festivals about 800 A. ID. IL would take too
long 10 trace tle inany reasons which led 10 Tue
choice Of the 25ih, but IL Was doubtless connected
10y process Of deduction with the day which had
already been generally nocepied as the common
date Of Administration and OF the creation Of the
world. Assuming thai Tie world was made IA the
Spring. because u wRs commanded tDen.. i: I'D To
bring forth grass and hcThs. aud that IL was
made when ligla and darkness were equally
divided because Gen. 1 81 The evening and
the morning the first day" aud d.
was natural, though somewhat native, 10 be
fixed upon fhe verHal equinox laccorcing 60 the
Julinn calendar March 25) the exact date 81 the
creation. lie tho could question the value Of such
straightforward and scrlptuTal argument N this
had more logic and les picy Than belonging 10 The
the early Christmas And once having discovered
by this easy method the very day on which the
world came into being and the glorious light
spranC out of darkness. even the leasi imagnaions
OF chronOlogers could reckon forward from this
iiNed point OF Assumption nine months. and arrive
al Dec . a- The dag of nativity. And herennuher
instance. and wonderful coincidence. meets him I;
ihis IL tbe day Of the Winter sDliice the day when
the worlds darkness begins 10 lessen and The
worlds lisla 80 grow. What more appropriate day
could bc 1oundg Another instance: ~ John the
Bapiist AZ born GOA Juae % the Summer solstice.
4, Whist was abe resumption act, wiien enacted
?. Has the iron-eiad oath ever been repealed; il
4 so. Nheny
4 New Orleans and Memphis?
4. How many persons have been Geiserais OF The
/ L. = Rrmyg
D. How were the Colonies governed prior 10 tho
/ Revolutionary war
q When aud why was Gen Mcclellan relieved
4 of his command 81 The Army OF The Potomac
4 llile Harvey. Belle Center. o.
BIDIE BRIGADE
Shoes Of iron and brass are mentioned in Deutcr-
/ onomy. - -
The Hebrew Bible first printed in Ass A. ID
The first society organized for the exclusive CIR
! culatiOn 81 the Bible the British aud Foreign
Bible Society. organized in 1905.
The first English prayer book authorized by an
act Of I3lTliaInent MAS used on Ahlisunday. l54!
4 A. D.
The first society for the promotion Of Christian
1 knowledge was organized in l6.ih A. ID.
Christianity introduced into Japan in i5i'
AID
J. Who did tc King 81 Babylon roast la the fire.
( 2 How many sons had Jesse. and who Tho
youngest adam host, Auantlcyiile. y. y.
3 Mho cold bis brlhIiglt ion one InoTse al bread
4 q Who killed SIsera? .. Who WAS called the frieuc
ofGOdg-E. j.. Mercer Barnard. Ind.
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Acts Like n Charm.

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will find at least relief. and, in reasonable prob
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Mrs T. A. Porter writes from Hydesville
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use, and he has not had symptoms of n return
of the asthma since taking the first dose.
take pleasure in recommending it to all my
friends who are afflicted with any chronic dis
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ease peculiar in this climate"
A monograph on Asthma, With many othel
reports. and brochure on Compound OxygeI
of nearly 200 pages, will be sent, postpaid anC
free. on application by Drs. STARKEY & PALEN
1879 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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WHAT WILL A PATENT COST .

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After the application has been declared PATENT
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varying I au now thrown carelessiy In n corner,
now put into the moth, now IN the pocket, ana
now under the CRATE will only add that every
room is indebted TO me for it, chief ornament A
prize Tor the first from the c. c. to my ad-
dress.-Annie l.. Marsh, saugus. Mass.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
dedicated TO a lady contributor)
Fairess maid of ninble wit.
IL address thee do moi 10. 9, 4. g;
am no II. ]. ). IL to idly sit
In tears that flow as doth the 2. .6.5.
My haversack il empty
Not cen cup Of prison Z. 5, l, g;
Nor airy II. :, 4. G. 10 cheer me.
VIII you be mine and always 8. 3, D o.
Come he my valentine;
Shrink not from me in dire !. 6. 9. 10, Z;
Peruse with care these 6. 4. 2. 5. IL;
ii. z, I, ii, IL not my hopes keep me from II, !,
Geo. H. Warner. Charlottesville, n. Y.
PRIZE ENIGMA, 30. 1.
am composed of 50 letters:
My /. 10. 81. sc. 81 aud Is boys name;
~. Is. % is firearm;
III and 81 express a negative:
?, J. and is a city in Illinois:
6. Z aud u is a farming iInpiementi
.. %. - and So Is part OF house;
Sc SO. 3 and 10 is a girls name;
20 30 40. 81 and Is is a vehicle;
al, AZ and &c is a color;
81. 30 SO. 81. &c and 10 is a metal;
IA - and Sc is bird;
IL. 3 p. &c, l6 .. 81. 40 50 is an alternative
30. S. and - is city in Japan
IL, a. and a. is an article Of food;
81. 81 and - is n city in Southern Asia;
H. 81 and 30 is n pronoun;
53. 81 and is enemy;
81, IS and IL expresses an Affirmative;
%. IL and 40 is an article Of food.
NV whole ~ what the Nanks said TO the John
mics beft re The surrender of Nicksburg.
book TO the first person sending me a corrsc
answer.-Lura NJ Paine. Earlvillc, ILL.,
PRIZE ENIGMA, NO. 2.
My whole consists Of - letters:
My is in apple, but not in plum;
? in liquor, and also la rum;
in girl, but not in boy;
in usefulness not in Il toy;
I'm stone. but not in rock:
6 in timepece. but not in clock;
in COW. but not in horse;
Sin idler, whose end is Temorse;
9;n laugh. but not in cry:
10 in boiling, but not in fry;
II in river, but not in stream;
i in collar sewed on with a seam;
lS i'm help. but not in save;
My whole "A General noble aud brave;
Though foreign in birth he loyal ant
true,
Defending the flag of the red. white and blue
A prize to the person sending TO me the first cor
rect answer.-Wili c. Ehrhardt, Greensburg Ind.
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gonsuurpiIon Cured.

An cd physician, retired from practice. hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East India
missionary the formula of simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of
Consumption. Bronchitis, Caiarrh. Asthma and
and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands of
cases. has felt IL his duty TO make IL known TO
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, will
send free OF charge. 10 all who desire il, this
recipe, in German. French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using. Sent
by mail by addressing with stamp. naming this
paper, w. A. NoYDs, I49 Popers Block, Roches-
fer n Y
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Some Soldlers, Medals.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Below please
find list of medals in my possession for soldiers
18th Ohio; NJ. J. Gheen. Go. ID, 63d Ohio;
Robert Miller, Co. X. 36th Ohio; VIM. A.
Groves. Co. ID, 63d Ohio; Martin strahl Co.
q, 18th Ohio; Robert Hess, Co. L, 18th Ohio;
VIM. Miller, Co. X, 18th Ohio; Fulton c.
Quinby. Co. g. Both Ohio; Cyreneas b. FAIRIES,
Co. III, 2d w. Va. Cav. who died April 6, 1853,
at Camp Piatt. w. Va; Sayres V. Paxton,
Quartermaster, I'd w. Va. Cav; Pierson b.
Ellis. COIL. I'd w. Va. GAYS. ]. HATHA-
WAY Marietta o.
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A Black list

of diseases follows an unhealthy condition OF
the liver, one of the most important organs of
the body. Impure blood bronchitis asthma,
malarial diseases consumption, sick headache,
diseases of the skin, kidneys and heart-all
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as DIR. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
IL is pleasant to the taste, mild but sure in its
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PA 7 T N 7 81.
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Delicate diseases, as nervous debility and
premature weakness, however induced, RADICAL
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CURE FOR THE DEAF.

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A MANy-sIprp Article.

4 am rough. smooth. hard, soft. long short,
round, fiHt, oral. square aud oSong. Am now hon
oFed with the grasp of n monarch. and now ar the
hand of the ~ iio executes the mennert Office.
JOrsess the art 81 pleasing in n very eminent de-
giee; the delight az the idle beau, and
now assist Tie skiiiiui artist Ny station is ever
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BRAIN-RAcKERS.

ITO CoNTIIBs TORS: la sending answers name
No 81 Tn hA1IOgAl. fIaRfTKF ina which the puzzle
D. found. Answers OF gucssers may be forwarded
within week after receiving this INIBUNE bo not
make numerical cBigmas OF your own names.
Answers must accompany ala puzzles forwarded ]
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES III TRIBUNE TEB. 10.
ConuBdruuls-l. Because IL Is The center Of light
2 he always takes every Miss FOR myth.
Charadc-Blue Beard.
Drop lyetici~-t Aallccl louisville Stone River
NASHVILLE, hnilciHin. Chcllamaugn
1raasPosilon- DECLARATION Of Independence.
National i1nlgms-Ihc death of Gen Logan.
Historical aud Qusdruple Enigma
Adams, Tyler and Grant come first.
Az tae Presidents numbering three.
While ih Logan, grand sud true.
D Ou iir soldier statesman see.
Prize EmiCma-"l will fight il out on this Inc II
il lakes all SUMNER"
CONuHDRU Ms-NEw AND OLD.
l. What river in Ireland is the name uf Confed-
crate General Morn Melvin. Shawano. WIS.
?. " bcn rs a boat like driven snow g. How
many insttis make "A landiordg-Jiouaro stanford
Philadelphia, Pa
4. Hhg isa rehber like a sick eagle?--I1lla Dur.
koe, schoiluld, Mo-
PATRIOTIC TANGLE.
1lgzi no. maillebcd nad slntade AIDED,
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Ca Tlttorhs iossieiop Hee blaSh trade
lici blrrshe roe curry varge.
hon Hash otiig IagO eb go1aof.
HIVE ninIe crh drOcer pccks.
lsoi roison sinurnO hci loNhRled post,
HeTwe gi1lO rOghl lesscp.
c. q. EngIe. Mielin. o.
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FIIENDs oF rIiE G. G.: Many of you may be
from home uON, aud ~ not nov. you may ia the
future. aud while you arc absent from tile dear
home Circle. fiIosc you have iefi are anRiously
nwnitng news from yOu Aud yei llON often an
ht5seni son daughter viii meg icl writing, lfthcy
Ea tettcrh Tran home ID nny he weeks aud weeks
Deiore ihcy uFc nirN cred. Ih.y dail ooiut,rtlcud
how much b. dcpcBdud oliuT tlcir latlcrs aud how
patiently tinsc al bOnIc nre whiting f0r tidluas
IRON them. B,snC leilcHs should always lsc ,,iied
10 Immediately. There some lcttcrr that do
not require an answer iOr week or 20. ] know
thH Dr. true Rom observation. j have heard my
own mother complain Of not hearing from some
alsrent one soon az she would of liked aud how
despondeni and sad hlie would become. while IL n
a letter had only found it, way 10 her, how much
lighter her heart would have been, how much
more pheasant aud cheerful her laugh would have
been We WHO have brothers or sister absent
KNOW how wc long Tor nens OF them: aud knowing
how strong CIR low h.. car we wonder al tlafeuis
.ofe oehiE strong -lAcniuclzy school Cid Garfield
ny.
rs MEMORY OF JOE y. DYER
Brother. ave mis- tliee, yes. miss thee,
Your sicsisc hath broken .,,r hand
And SAD ienTs 81 pity we % give thee
As thou bowest meath nifiiciioll'r stern nand
And could we but sootle thy keen anguish
With kind words OF pity aud love
We gladly Wonld bind thy crushed spirit
FoF our hearts with true sympathy move
lB mercy our Father doth chasten
And we grlcsc suTtoNs We tell
tat meekly Ne ~ bow la Hfiulion,
Assured that lIe DOES all ihiues well
RUBY Madison, Sootts, Mich
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16


The location OF the city hall is now
the issue which stirs the city council
from centre to circumference. A
minority favor, the lot already owned
by the city, within 400 yards of the
geographical centre of the city, while
q majority seem to want to 60 two or
three blocks further east. This major
ity last night voted to advertise for
lots on Elm, Main or Commerce be-
tween Sycamore (where they have a
fine lst) and HARDWOOD streets, only
two blocks, and then an amendment
allowing the location still further east.
This action is certainly peculiar.
Under it they must sell the splendid
lot they already have, probably at a
sacrifice, to some man who already
knows he will get it, and they can
then select new one, even across the
street OH the east side of Sycamore, at
al exorbitant price, II the council
cannot get one at reasonable figure
1t IS safe to say that the city will not
be able to purchase another lot at a
fair value, because every man who
owns one of the few suitable will de-
mand and unfortunately for Dallas)
RECEIVE a larger price than any indi-
vidual would pay for it. Where is
the necessity or good sense in aban-
doning a good lot already in hand
within one block of the centre of the
city, and wrangling over one not so
good, but which has the sole merit of
being O little farther east toward a
resident portion of the town. Public
buildings are not usually located with
q view to convenience to residence
property, but to the busy centre
Where is the man who would prefer to
have his home along side city hall 7
As Alderman Loeb says, "buying
property (at an exorbitant price) and
giving away lots is scheming," or else
the height of folly. The HERALD
hopes the council will reconsider its
action.
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wonders Of the Yosemite .

A trip to California may be excel
lent as a means of recreation and sight
seeing; but In point of fact IL can't
compare in its effects upon an invalid's
system, TO DIR. Picrce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery" universally acknowl-
edged 10 be the greatest liver invig-
orator, blood purifier, consumption
cure, and general revitalizer and tonic,
IN the world. BY It's use, thousands
whom physicians could not help have
been restored 10 health and happy
living. Andrussisss.
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Isencyss Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Cheslcy, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, iclls the following remark
able story, the truth OF which is
vouched FOR by the residents Of the
town: Il am 78 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and
lamencss for many. years; could not
dress myself without help. Now ] a'n
free from all pain and soreness. and
am able to do all my own house work.
owe my thanks 10 Electric Bitters for
having renewed my youth, and re-
moved completely all disease and
PAIN Try a bottle. only so cents, at
". u Love :. Sls- Dlus Ssss~
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The anti papers, addicted TO the
reckless habit OF denying everything,
have insisted that the killing of editor
Gambrell at jackson, Miss, was done
in self defense by Col. Hamilton. The
prohibitionists have known better all
along, and have charged deliberate
conspiracy formed at Lawrence's sa-
loon by Hamilton, Eubanks, Albrecht
and others to assassinate young GAM
brell and end his righteous war
against the liquor traffic. The matter
was at first submitted to an honest
justice of the peace in Jackson. who
committed the assassins without bail
A howl went up from the holy whis-
kyites and writ of habeas corpus
was.sued out, returnable before Chan
ccllor Peyton, distinguished
jurist of Mississippi, against
whom no man has ever had
the hardihood to utter slanderous or
abusive words. He is above reproach.
After long trial, with all the evil
dence before him, Chancellor Pey-
ton sends Hamilton and Eubank to
jail without bond and fixes the bail OF
their tool, Albrecht, at $4,000. Now
what will the ants say to this? The
court decides that young Gambrell
was deliberately waylaid and assassi-
mated without any justification what
ever! In other words, the courts, two
courts, have sustained the charges
made by the prohibitionists. There is
no longer any question that young
Roderick Gambrell was murdered be-
cause of his jealous work against
whisky.
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A PARAGRAPH in Sundays News

A PARAGRAPH in Sundays News
said that some town out west had eI-
pressed itself through a prominent
anti that If prohibitionist should un-
dertake TO speak on prohibition he
would be fined $5. This is but an
other species of prescription and in
tolerance practiced by the anti-pro-
hibition people under the name of
"personal liberty " Such town is
not peculiar to the west, where every
thing is for prohibition must be in
South Texas.
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Double Railway Postal Service.

There is a movement on foot by some
OF the leading citizens which will doubt
less be taken up by the City Council and
Merchants Exchange to induce the post
office department at Washington to es-
tablish another daily railway postal
service between Dallas and st. Louis via
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad
and st. Louis & San Francisco road,
which connects with the Santa Fe at
Paris. The route is more direct and
shorter by several hundred miles, and
mail will, in consequence, go and come
much quicker.
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THH throwing of rotten eggs at the
prohibition speakers in the city of San
Antonio Tuesday night last was dis
grace TO that city and will Gauss the
finger of scorn to be pointed at the
police force there. Although we are
opposed to the adoption of the pro-
posed amendment to prohibit the sale
of whisky, We are almost persuaded
to desert the ship now. - Cotulla
Ledger.
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A Boom for Texas.

An Ohio preacher has written let
ter to Gov. Ross. lie writes
"Grcst viii be the flood Of immigration
from Ohio, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Kan
sas to Texas. In case you get the prohibi-
ton amendment that will forever silence the
Oft repeated SANDER that Texas Is the home
ofoutlaws; but nothing else will convince
the Northern people that you have passed
the barbsrous period"
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LEAVE liquor out of our military
encampmcnts and no disastrous acct
dents will be apt to occur. The en-
campments at Lampasas and Houston
two or three years ago were disgrace
full sprees-that is all. The recent
meeting at Paris may not have been
quite so bad, but was not mean whisky
the cause of the tradegy which con-
Guided it?
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" THE concert drawing came off on
June LIST and End, as announced for the
frat time on the 14th, are not ali pur-
chasers of tickets which were not re-
turned and included in the drawing
entitled to q return of their money
Manager Harrington says fifty agents
have not yet reported and he will not
know the net proceeds until their re-
ports of sales come in-sales which
may have been made since the draw
ing. These ticket holders are certain
ly entitled to their money If they did
not get chance at the soap.
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THE Big Springs Paragraph says
" Trouble IL brewing in different portions o.
the State ever the prohibition question
some parts OF the State contain characters
undeserylng the name Of men who resort to
ancient egg throwing and empty whisky
flask hurlii 4. Such persons should be look
ed alter BY q VII lance committee.
All such Is done by the ants, Bro.
Paragraph, and they are excusablc
because they have nothing better to
throw.
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Hon. A. c. PRENDERGAsT, repre-
sentative in the Legislature from Nc
Lehman, Falls and Limestone counties,
and a prominent prohibitionist, was
hung in effigy at Waco yesterday while
that gentleman was attending court at
Gatesyille.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

You want to go TO the Sample Shoe
Store 747 Elm street, for Drummer's
shoe samples at wholesale prices by
retail. The only genuine samply shoe
store in the city. Don't be deceived,
No. 747 Elm street. w. G. Gillespie,
Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-16

Mayor Broiles declared to the Fort
Worth city council that some one had
worked a rabbit foot on them.
The grand jury of Temple has in
dicted II NJ. Chinn for numbering
Doc Lacy, a colored man, some weeks
ago.